TheriveauxAPWp2 - africa 2

Nation	Date	Colonial Power	Nature of Movement	Key Leader(s)	Success?
Algeria	1962 Independence Million man revolution	French	Violent	Muhamed Ahmed Ben Bella(president)	Continued revoulutions against the goverment led by well educated Weak economic
Angola	MY REGION
Belgian Congo	june 30, 1960	king leoparld	2 main movements of independence fight against dictatorship internal fighting on who would become of power	king leoparlds *partrice lumumba Kahlia	Republic Government
Ghana	March 6th 1957	European	following of independence in peaceful movements Convention peoples party political elections	Kwane Nkruma	well fare programs
Guinea	Oct. 2, 1958	French		Moussa Dadis Camera	Autocratic rulers Moussa Dadis Camera controls guinera (Junta) First free elections Promis of reform of security sector Private invesetments
Kenya	December 12, 1963	Britishly colonized	violent Secret Mau Mau	Jomo Kenyata- president and founding Tom Mboya	Low economical succes lage amounts of aids statatory system
Madagascar	late 1950's (1958)	French	1989 MDRM create revolt -Violent	PSD AKFM-More radical	Republiic and use French system Adoption of world bank Agricultural
South Africa	May 31, 1910	Britain Dutch	Forced colonization leading shaka to lead armies to fight back organization in order to make a deal with Britain	Shaka zulu Alfred Milner Jan Smuts Nelson Mendala	Economy of middle Income Sucesses in natural resources

As the Europeans came within the African regions presented, their main goal was to increase their economy. Those methods included with the selling of slaves or the using of resources to find materials of value such as diamonds or important agriculture. When it came to the movements of independence, one could say that the positions were unfair due to the fact that these regions were still in methods of development. However through violent revolts of guerilla wars and peace treaties they were able to form governmental policies that were greater than before such as Unita, FNL, and the MAL.